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OSHA
Safety Compliance
Cal/OSHA
Construction & General Industry
In
California every employer has a legal obligation to provide and
maintain a safe and healthful workplace for employees, according
to the California Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1973.
As of 1991, a written, effective Injury and Illness Prevention
(IIP), Program is required for every California Employer. To
view more about emplorer obligations and regulation, please visit
the Cal/OSHA, DOSH website here Cal/OSHA
Website.
Effective
safety programs depend on the credibility of management's involvement
in the safety program; inclusion of employees in safety and health
decisions; rigorous worksite analysis to identify existing safety
hazards and potential hazards, including those which could result
from a change in worksite conditions or practices; stringent prevention
and control measures; and thorough training. A good safety program
includes an accident prevention plans to addresses hazards whether
or not they are regulated by government standards. Taking
risks is a part of running a business, particularly for small
business owners. You take risks
in product development, marketing, and advertising
in order to stay competitive. Some risks are just
not worth the gamble. One of these is risking the
safety and health of those who work for you.
Accidents Cost Money Safety organizations, states, small business
owners and major corporations alike now realize that
the actual cost of a lost workday injury is substantial.
For every dollar you spend on the direct costs of
a worker’s injury or illness, you will spend
much more to cover the indirect and hidden costs.
Consider what one lost workday injury would cost.
Scott
Environmental has
the experience to provide customers with accurate and detailed
risk reviews. Many important items can
be overlooked when it comes to assessing and managing risk. Our
consultants pay particular attention to detail and provide our
clients with the best assessment reports for their business. Risk
Reviews, workplace visits, Inspections, & reports.
Compliance advice & consulting to all business & commerce.
Assistance with Cal/OSHA documentation, inspection reports, tailgate
talks, training, and MSDS's.
Ensure company headquarters, remotes sites, and jobsite trailers
have the required postings, fire extinguishers, first-aid kits,
emergency plans and other regulatory OSHA requirements.
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